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A lot of people complain that "Oscar movies" tend to be staid affairs that aren't concerned with whether or not you'll ever want to watch them more than once, or if you're entertained at all, for that matter. And most of the time, they're right. "The Fighter's" refusal to fit into this stereotype makes its arrival on Blu-ray and DVD all the more welcome.
A quick recap for the shut-ins: "The Fighter" stars Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale as Micky Ward and Dicky Eklund, two real life Lowell, Massachusetts half-brothers with a shared passion for boxing. Dicky is a local hero, trading off a 1978 bout where he went the distance against "Sugar" Ray Leonard (and knocked the boxing legend down….or did he?). Unfortunately, he has long since put down his jump rope in favor of a crack pipe and his training sessions with the younger Ward have become increasingly more irregular. Add to the mix a controlling mother (Melissa Leo) and Ward's window for a legit shot at a title seems to be closing more and more each day. Boxing loyalists already know the rest of the story, newbies will be surprised, and both will be thoroughly entertained.
Director David O. Russell keeps the movie rolling with a surprising amount of humor ladled in among the sadness and desperation - "Rescue Me" star Jack McGee, as Micky's father, gets most of the great deadpan gags, but Bale really nails the overwhelming charisma that made it impossible for people to hate Dicky even at his worst. It's no wonder both Bale and Leo brought home Oscars, but the more intimate home-viewing environment makes it easier to appreciate Wahlberg in the lead role. Micky is a quiet character and the role doesn't really require Wahlberg to move much beyond his "naive, sweet-natured tough guy" comfort zone, but check out the scene [mild spoiler] after the Ward/Sanchez bout where Micky's happiness is tempered by the creeping realization that he really can't succeed without his wayward brother. It's completely wordless - Wahlberg let's it all play out on his face.
Russell also deserves credit for making the movie feel cliche-free, even if it does, when you break it down, trod well-worn boxing movie territory (being a true story, obviously, helps it feel less contrived). And Blu-ray owners will also cherish their hi-def home theater systems because the soundtrack is great.
The special features wisely focus on the still-kicking Dicky, who is just as wired and intense as Bale portrays him. The mini-doc "Keeping the Faith" is a brief but intriguing look at the real people behind the story (many of whom played themselves in the film) - but it ultimately feels like a teaser for a more in-depth doc. All the real footage of Dicky, however, goes a long way toward explaining why Bale was happier to be out drinking with the "Pride of Lowell" rather than sitting through James Franco and Anne Hathaway's opening Oscar number.
You also get a feature commentary from Russell, and a making-of featurette, but the Blu-ray feels a little rushed - obviously in an effort to get the discs on shelves in order to cash in on the Oscar aftermath. A dream "Collector's Edition" would include original broadcasts of Eklund vs. Leonard and a few choice Ward bouts, but we'll just have to see.
Don't miss this chance to pick up that rare Oscar-caliber movie you'll definitely want to watch again.


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Department of Primatology
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
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The Pan African Programme (PanAf)
The Pan African Programme (PanAf) 'The Cultured Chimpanzee' aims to overcome some of these limitations by studying a large number of populations with a cross-sectional sampling approach. It will quantify a broad spectrum of the ecological parameters that possibly contribute to generating behavioural diversity in chimpanzees and will thus also evaluate potential evolutionary scenarios to decipher central questions of human cultural evolution.
Chimp&See is a web-based platform where enthusiastic amateur researchers can watch and document the contents of the PanAf remote camera trap videos. We have collected nearly 7,000 hours of footage, reflecting various chimpanzee habitats, from camera traps in 15 countries across Africa. By scanning the videos from these traps and identifying the types of species and activity that you see, you'll help us to understand the lives of these apes – their behaviors, relationships, and environments – and to extrapolate new ideas about human origins.
Wild Chimpanzee Foundation (WCF)
The Wild Chimpanzee Foundation is working to save between 20,000 and 25, 000 of the remaining wild chimpanzees. Current estimates suggest that there may be fewer than 100,000 chimpanzees living in seventeen different countries in Africa.
http://www.wcf-germany.com (Wild Chimpanzee Foundation - Germany)
Max Planck Institute, Department of Primatology
The Department of Primatology observes apes in their natural habitats, and investigates issues related to the evolution of social systems and social behavior, cultural differences and reproductive strategies in apes. The scientists are interested in fundamental cognitive processes like communication, cooperation, conflict solving strategies, social learning in apes and humans.

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Pauls (Pauels, Pauwels, Paulsen) family
Pauls (Pauels, Pauwels, Paulsen), a family name common among Mennonites of Prusso-Russian back ground which was found in the Danzig and Prussian Mennonite churches as early as 1621; e.g., Thiensdorf, Orloff, Danzig, Elbing, Konigsberg, Montau-Gruppe, Kazun, and Heubuden. The origin of the name is Paulsen (son). Heinrich Pauls was a minister of the Mennonite Church in Galicia. In the late 1950s, Jacob M. Pauls was co-elder of the Bergthal Mennonite Church of Manitoba and Wilhelm Pauls, founder of the Didsbury Bible School, Alberta, was a minister.
Reimer, Gustav E. Die Familiennamen der westpreussischen Mennoniten. Weierhof: Mennonitische Geschichtsverein, 1940.
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Krahn, Cornelius. "Pauls (Pauels, Pauwels, Paulsen) family." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 19 Sep 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Pauls_(Pauels,_Pauwels,_Paulsen)_family&oldid=120837.
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Krahn, Cornelius. (1959). Pauls (Pauels, Pauwels, Paulsen) family. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 19 September 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Pauls_(Pauels,_Pauwels,_Paulsen)_family&oldid=120837.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 125. All rights reserved.
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Push 1: Using Third Party Plug-Ins
- Live Versions: 9
- Operating System: All
- Push Version: 1
This article describes a work-around which will allow you to browse for, load and control third-party plug-ins (VST/AU) using Push as you would with any Live device.
You can use third-party plug-ins like any Live device.
To do this, you will first need to configure the controls that you wish to use, then save an Instrument or Audio Effect Rack containing the plug-in to your User Library.
Step 1 - Configuring Plug-In Controls
Plug-ins containing less than 32* adjustable parameters come already configured. A Live panel will represent all of the parameters as horizontal sliders.
Plug-ins that contain more than 32 parameters will open with an empty panel. In this case, you will need to configure the parameters that you want to access.
- Unfold device parameters (1). Check to see if the panel is already populated with controls or if you need to configure these manually.
- If the latter, begin by clicking Configure (2) and then move the controls you want to map one-by-one (3). As you move a parameter, it will appear in the panel.
- Click Configure to exit Configure Mode.
First configure the plug-in controls that you wish to use
* You can change this behaviour so that VSTs containing up to 128 parameters will load already configured, using the option:
Find out how in this article on using Live's hidden options.
Step 2 - Create Instrument Rack
- Group the plug-in into an Instrument Rack (right-click on its title and choose Group).
- If you wish to set up Macro Controls, please see this section of the Live manual.
- Finally, hit the save button on the Instrument Rack to save it to your User Library.
Make sure to save your Instrument Rack!
You will now be able to browse and load your plug-in via Push (you will find it in Instrument Rack > Others in Push's browser).
Furthermore, the Instrument Rack's controls that you configured will appear in Push's LCD display.


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Bisons end season with blowout win
There was only one game left in the 2010 season, but that was plenty of time for Justin Turner to make a little history.
Turner became the first Bisons player in 74 years to collect six hits in a game as the Herd blew out the Red Wings, 16-1, in the club's season finale on Monday afternoon from Frontier Field. Turner hit for the cycle, the Herd's first in six seasons, as Buffalo finished the 2010 campaign with 76 wins on the year.
The win total is 20 more than their 56-win season of 2009. The 76 victories are also the most for the team since going 82-62 in 2005, the last time Buffalo made it to the post season.
In a game that was loaded with offense, Turner shined the brightest. In one day, the Bisons' top hitter raised his average from .305 to .316 going 6-6 with three singles, a double, his first triple of the season and his 12th home run of the year. He scored four times and also drove in a run as Buffalo scored in seven of the nine innings.
Six hits in one game had yet to be accomplished by a Bisons player in the modern era. You have to go back to June 29, 1936 when Howard "Butch" Meyers went 6-7 in a game also in Rochester. Turner's cycle was the Herd's first since Mark Little on April 26, 2004 at Frontier Field.
After an RBI-double in the first inning, Turner launched his 12th home run of the season with two outs in the third. He then singled in the fifth and sixth innings before legging out a triple in the eighth. A six-run rally in the ninth inning got Turner another at-bat, allowing the infielder to make even more Bisons history.
Turner's teammates joined in the fun on Monday as the Herd set season-highs with 16 runs and 10 extra-base hits. Six other Bisons had multi-hit performances with Andy Green and Russ Adams also hitting home runs. Adams scored four times and Green drove in three.
Adams's two RBI pulled him even with Mike Hessman for the team-lead with 58RBI on the season.
Valentino Pascucci doubled and drove in two runs while catcher Michael Barrett had three hits and two RBI. Zach Lutz closed out his impressive week with the Bisons with another double and three RBI.
All that offense went to the benefit of rookie Josh Stinson, not that he needed it. Stinson used just 97 pitches for the complete-game victory. He allowed one run on three hits to hand Rochester its 95th loss of the season.
Stinson struck out four and walked two batters.
BISONS NOTES: The Bisons had 20 total hits, their second-highest hit total of the season. Buffalo had 22 hits in a 12-9 victory over Norfolk on June 5…Buffalo went 8-17 with runners in scoring position…Before the game, the Mets made it official by promoting Dillon Gee, Raul Valdes, Sean Green and Jesus Feliciano to New York. Gee will make his major league debut for the Mets on Tuesday against the Nationals.


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Founded in 1842, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is considered one of the best in the world, making it an obvious choice for coinage from the renowned Austrian Mint. Celebrate world class artistry and mintage while you diversify your portfolio with a 1 oz 2019 Austrian Philharmonic platinum coin today.
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In northwest Indiana, where I have raised vegetables for 20-odd years, mosquitoes flourish when rain fills the swamp pools in the backwaters of the Kankakee River.
In August 2004, those pools spawned a particularly righteous throng. One afternoon, they found me. I had unzipped my bug-protection hood to write some notes about what I was planting. Bitten sharply on the chest, I slapped and missed. Then I was lanced on the left temple. That was her last act. The gangly bug lay flat on my palm — and so began my odyssey into the world of West Nile that even eight years later is not entirely concluded.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says this year is the worst summer for West Nile virus since the disease arrived in the United States, probably in 1999. If so, my tale is a cautionary one.
A week after being bit by that mosquito, I was at a cooking conference in Vermont, working 10-hour days cutting vegetables, joking around the kitchen, making new friends. The third day, I woke with a fever and ached deeply in my bones. I figured it was a bizarrely ferocious flu.
Two days later, I had a temperature of 104, was losing the ability to walk and suddenly realized that I could not move my left arm. The friends who drove me to the hospital had to all but carry me into the emergency room. Within two hours, I had been X-rayed, CT-scanned, MRI'ed, and spinal-tapped. The tests showed extremely high white blood cell counts. There were lesions on my spinal cord, and the virus had caused my brain to swell: I had encephalitis.
As the doctors theorized about Lyme disease or a rampant herpes virus, I remembered that vicious bite of 10 days earlier and placed my bet that it was West Nile. Sure enough, there were West Nile antibodies in my spinal fluid, and the doctors put me on a serious regimen of steroids and antibiotics. Within a few days, both arms were flaccid and my legs began to fail me.
My wife and friends were at my side, but I recall little of those first days other than being stunned by this new life situation. I'd had sports injuries in the past but had never been in a hospital, rarely visited doctors and secretly applauded myself on my innate good health. Now, I could barely move. I was a spry 47 year old and could barely move. Adding to that, the medical community seemed to share the same sense of bewilderment I felt. There was no regimen of pills, no shot, no miracle cure.
The nurses became my heroes. I lived in a new world of urinals and wheelchairs, sleeplessness and a slide into more paralysis. All I had to rely on to deal with my new condition was my sense of humor and truisms that my father had cheerfully passed on to me and my siblings from his Kansas childhood during the Depresssion: "Nobody ever said life was fair" and "A little rain must fall."
The virus, or my own immune system's punch-drunk response — the doctors weren't certain — was still killing nerve cells. Pain was rarely a big problem, but the illness was doing me in quietly and stealthily.
My physical therapy was canceled because I could no longer walk. My farm muscles were melting away. As bones settled and ligaments let go, my hospital bed became a rack where I found no comfort. Sleep came a few hours at night, medication useless.
The lowest moment came during an attempt at showering a few weeks into my illness. A sweet and tough older nurse was trying to spray me down when I slumped off the shower chair, feeling so weak that I asked to return to bed. As I passed a mirror, supported in her arms, I saw the shrunken person I was now. I remembered my father's body ravaged by cancer: spindles for limbs, a pathetic little belly, eyes shrunken and dull. I lay there and cried off and on for the next few days.
I lost 40 pounds during that first month, though they fed me double rations. I began to feel real fear.
The anterior horn nerve cells at the top of the spinal cord that controlled my muscles — the same cells attacked in polio and Lou Gehrig's disease — were dying. My body was so unsupported by tissue and muscle that my shoulders threatened to dislocate. My arms flopped over the side of the bed. I could barely speak. My lungs struggled in my sallow chest.
It seemed incredible: A persistent mosquito had followed nature's prerogative and brought me to this. According to the CDC, the disease first identified in Uganda in the 1930s had traveled thousands of miles within a bug and alighted in New York 13 years ago. Birds became the vector for the virus, migrating and spreading disease throughout the country. This summer, the virus has sickened people in nearly every state.
Feeling as if I had failed my caregivers, my family and myself, I focused my hopes on getting to Chicago and its world-renowned rehabilitation hospital. Chicago was home when I was not on the farm, and I had all the resources of family and friends there to count on. By mid-September, after five weeks of treatment brought no improvement, I was flown out of Vermont by air ambulance and started rehab the morning after my arrival.
A therapist strapped my hands to a sort of elevated bicycle wheel that I was supposed to crank, and she moved on to other patients. I still recall the look of surprise and muted frustration on her face when she returned a few minutes later to find my arms fallen uselessly out of the contraption, the flaccid muscles hopeless for this mode of therapy.
I was in the post-polio division, tended to by neurologists as famous as world-class athletes and by nurse's aides who fed me, cleaned me from stem to stern and taught me not to buzz too often, especially at night. My siblings flew in to visit, sit by my bedside, read to me and roll my wheelchair to the park down the street. My son, 11 at the time, and my wife bravely endured, willing me to keep my spirits up, feeding me on little doses of love, salted with humor.
I fended off the psychiatrist obsessed with putting me on antidepressants and overruled proposed 3 a.m. shots of blood thinner that was supposed to keep me from dying from a blood clot. There was no real therapy, just visits from young and shiny residents intrigued by my strange, slowly deteriorating condition. My doctors were stymied and began planning to discharge me — in theory, to somehow gain the strength at home to return for therapy.
Then my older sister, a scientist and Internet bloodhound, found a new source for information and guidance: a doctor in Jackson, Miss. Neurologist Arturo Leis of the Methodist Rehabilitation Center had treated as many cases of West Nile as anyone in the country. She persuaded my reluctant doctors to consult him.
And then I heard Leis's voice on the speakerphone explaining that I should no longer be getting weaker as a result of the virus alone and that my symptoms suggested that some secondary, dangerous process was killing more nerve cells. He advised massive doses of IV steroids. My doctors quickly agreed, wordlessly forgetting their plan to send me home.
It was autumn when I finally left rehab and saw Lake Shore Drive again, sitting in my wheelchair aboard the ambulance taking me home. The lake was bluer than I remembered amid the sere of late summer, with yellowed grass and tumbling leaves. My wife and son were waiting, soon joined by Bouma, a towering man from Mongolia who for months would be my caretaker.
The steroids brought the first, timid signs of recovery. Faint nerve signals moved muscles even as I called myself "baloney on a slab" and knighted my useless left hand "the claw." I still could not sleep, overspilled my urinal nightly and came to understand more plainly the value of an enema.
My son said a soft goodbye each day on his way out to school. I would cry sometimes when he left, trying instead to think about my father's homespun admonitions, my wife's constant efforts to help me heal and the underpaid heroes who had tended to me in Vermont and Chicago.
I started outpatient therapy and saw an acupuncturist whose needles and herbs rallied my hope. And then one December night at home, in a foul mood, I demanded that someone help me out of my wheelchair — and jerked myself up and tottered a few feet to the table. I started to be able to walk again.
As uncalled and silent as the virus when it crept in, so my recovery began.
The mosquitoes are still multiplying in the heat out in the country. Hurricane Isaac's remnants provided them with one final birthing bonanza before their demise in the season's first hard frost.
The CDC, meanwhile, advises that immunity to West Nile for those who have been exposed to the virus should, in most cases, be lifelong.
Although I have regained fairly robust health and returned to farming, my left arm has little strength and my shoulders and upper back have only half the muscle they had before 2004.
I visited Art Leis in Mississippi about five years ago. He tested my nerves and muscles, evaluated my whole history, and stated that my case of West Nile was one out of 30,000: I had been too healthy to get so sick, I had been too sick to recover so well. There was still no certainty as to whether the virus alone ravaged me or whether my own immune system had joined the attack.
Of the more than 3,500 cases of West Nile reported to CDC in this record-setting year, a little more than half developed into encephalitis, meningitis or another disease classified as "neuroinvasive" such as mine. All these years later, I continue to recover, feeling my shoulder blade reattach and surprising myself by sprouting a miniature triceps on my left arm.
Strange as it might seem, because of all that I have learned about myself and my place in the world — where I have been carried by strangers who became heroes and by family and friends — I would not trade these lessons even to be made whole again.
When he's not working on his organic farm, Shane is a chef in Chicago.
More West Nile coverage:
- A science reporter becomes a West Nile zombie


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Regular readers of this blog knows that I'm a firm believer of how a pet dog and help increase your good chi and bring in good luck, as long as one takes care of them properly and truly loves them.
I have a friend who called me up the other day, apparently his dogs are barking at his 'wall'. Sometimes they howl. They seem to be seeing something that he is not seeing and he finds it creepy.
Dogs are naturally more sensitive in seeing or feeling unseen beings, and they may be seeing entities that we are not seeing. The manifestation usually comes in the form of them barking at the wall or at an empty space and they seem to be seeing something which we don't see. Or it could be a howling. Sometimes they can be chasing something or seemingly being chased by something. Or they can be spooked and hide or seemingly growling at something. If these things happen, chances are they are seeing an entity or at the very least be feeling an entity.
When these things happen, first recognize the attitude of the dog. If they seems happy or relax chances are they're seeing something of a positive or neutral entity. But if they seem spook or angry this is an indication that it is a negative entity. This is the case of my friend's dogs.
If it's a positive or neutral entity, just ignore them and they will soon go away. But if it's a negative entity, it will be good if you as an expert to exorcise or like in the case of my friend, he got a Vajrapani Ruel and a Traditional Sutra Amulet (THE SUTRA ON THE PAST VOWS OF EARTH STORE BODHISATTVA) and a day after that aggressive barking at the 'walls' cease.
I would like to caution though that howling doesn't really mean the presence of negative entities, some dogs are really just howlers like the Alaskan Malamute and Siberian Husky. Or sometimes they might be hearing a sound, because they have sensitive ears, that makes them howl. Like my dog back when we were still in our old house, we can tell if the Selecta ice cream man is about to pass by even before we hear his distinct music, because our dogs will already howl, and they won' stop until the Selecta ice cream man pass by.
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The garlic only has a few more weeks in the ground, then it will be time to dig it up, and if the flavor of the scapes is any indication, we are in for some spicy garlic this year. We harvested the scapes over the weekend and made three different things with them: pesto, cannellini bean dip, this pasta with chicken, tomatoes, and basil. We saved the pretty flowers and curved parts for the pasta and use the stems for the pesto and bean dip.
The raw flavor of the scapes was pretty intense with a lot of bite, but once sautéed the flavor softened became more like a buttery roasted garlic. Because the raw flavor was so strong we thought the boys might not eat them in the pasta, but Builder Guy actually enjoyed them, though Top Gun and Monkey Boy regarded them with deep suspicion. For extra flavor we added some of our homegrown basil, which is doing very well this year. The tomatoes aren't quite ready yet, but in a few weeks we should have plenty of warm summer tomatoes fresh from the vine.
We hope you will join us for Grow Your Own, a blogging event that celebrates the foods we grow, raise, hunt, or forage. If you are new to the event, you can read more about the rules for participating at the Grow Your Own page, and you can send post information to me at andreasrecipesgyo AT gmail DOT com. The deadline for this month's event is June 30th.
Serves 4.
6-quart pot with lid
12-inch skillet
8 ounces (227 g) farfalle pasta
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 chicken breasts, boneless and skinless, thinly sliced
sea salt, to taste
black pepper freshly ground, to taste
1 cup garlic scapes, cut into 6-inch lengths
1-1/2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
10 basil leaves, chopped
1/2 cup (120 ml) white wine, dry
grated Parmesan cheese, to sprinkle on top
1. Bring water to boil in the pot, then cook the pasta until ad dente, about 10 minutes. Drain.
2. While the water boils, heat the olive oil in the pan and add the chicken, cooking until it's almost cooked through, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Add the scapes and cook until the start to brown, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add the tomato halves and sauté until they brighten and just begin to release their juices, about 1 minute. Add the white wine and the basil leaves, cooking until the basil begins to wilt.
4. Toss the cooked pasta with the chicken and scapes until it's all thoroughly mixed. Divide among plates and served garnished with grated Parmesan cheese.
More Summer Grow Your Own Recipes
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Apple Pie, Patis, and Pate – Garlic Scapes 12 Ways
Herbivoracious – Garlic Scape, Ricotta, and Zatar Pizza


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Santa Monica, California (PRWEB) January 23, 2013
Sean Behnam, M.D., and Ben Behnam, M.D., of Santa Monica California are excited to announce the release of their new websites. To meet the needs of Santa Monica citizens who might be in need of hair transplant, skin cancer treatment, laser procedures and/or acne treatment, Dr. Sean and Dr. Ben Behnam have recently launched their new websites focusing on these treatments. Dr. Behnam's Dermatology center in Santa Monica has increasingly relied upon the cutting-edge laser technology that is used for an array of minimally invasive cosmetic skin treatments such as acne scar removal and wrinkle removal.
Much like past traditional CO2 treatments, the Fractional CO2 skin treatment increases collagen production improving the skin complexion. Fractional CO2 laser does not have the prolonged downtime associated with the traditional CO2 treatment sessions. Fractional CO2 laser therapy is an ideal solution to treat acne scars, skin damage, wrinkles, discoloration, or just improve the overall complexion of skin.
At Dr. Behnam's Dermatology center, laser acne removal, laser wrinkle removal, and laser hair removal are the most popular laser treatments. Women who wish to have smooth legs and underarms without the hassle of shaving can achieve the same goals with laser hair removal treatments. The procedure is powerful enough for lasting results but delicate enough for the face. Men who don't wish to shave their beards daily can also benefit from using this cosmetic option.
While laser procedures make up an important part of Dr. Behnam's practice, there are a number of other offerings, including hair transplant, available to patients. Dr. Sean Behnam is Santa Monica's prominent Hair Transplant Surgeon offering cutting edge Hair transplant surgery. He is known nationally and internationally for his innovative surgical methods, excellent artistic vision, and his gift to put his aesthetic vision into reality. Dr. Behnam is actively involved in researching new and better ways of hair restoration. Over the past few years, he has developed ways to minimize swelling after hair transplants, minimize scabbing, minimize pain, and increase graft survival. Dr. Sean Behnam is among the select few physicians honored with the prestigious Patients' Choice Award this year. Following the publication of Santa Monica Hair Transplant Dr. Sean Behnam's selection for the Patient's Choice Award, Dr. Behnam also received the Compassionate Doctor's Award. An exclusive recognition plaque has been designed to commemorate the honor.
Dr. Sean Behnam is a fellow researcher, an innovator, a teacher, and an artistic leader. Over the past few years, he has modified significant steps in hair transplant surgery for its aesthetic value. He has also made the process easier for patients. His intense effort in modifying hair transplant practice has led to less downtime, minimal to no swelling after the procedure, minimal scabbing, minimal bruising, and better patient experience overall. Dr. Behnam's patients who have had previous procedures elsewhere say that his care and attention to artistic details make the experience in his clinic a total joy. Dr. Behnam's patients describe it as relaxing, rejuvenating, and an artistic transformation.
Other dermatological offerings include acne treatments. Acne is an inflammatory condition of the skin that could have a significant psychological impact on the patient. There are many different forms of acne including whiteheads, red pimples, as well as cystic acne. A lot of times these acne lesions could be very tender and painful. It is very important to treat acne at an early stage in order to prevent scarring. Scarring from acne could present in many different ways including red patches that might not go away for months to years, raised lesions or more commonly depressions on the skin. The treatment of acne has changed over the last several years. With better medications, we are better able to control acne at an earlier stage and more aggressively.
The most common treatment for acne is topical creams. These creams include topical clindamycin, benzoyl peroxide, or Retin-A. Clindamycin is a topical antibiotic. It kills the bacteria on the skin and is also anti-inflammatory. It is typically combined with benzoyl peroxide in order to increase its efficacy. Retin-A is great for patients that have lot of whiteheads and blackheads. Unfortunately, Retin-A can sometimes be very irritating, thus Dr. Ben Behnam, Santa Monica's prominent dermatologist, recommends using it every other night on the face very sparingly. It is also recommended to use a moisturizing cream with Retin-A. In addition to Retin-A, Differin is another topical prescription cream that is similar to Retin-A but is used mainly in lighter skin individuals.
In addition to topical creams, there are also oral antibiotics. The traditional antibiotic that has always been used is Doxycycline. Doxycycline works great in killing the topical bacteria on the skin as well as reducing the inflammation thus reducing the pimples. They could also help in reducing the redness that persists after acne. Unfortunately, oral antibiotics do not work in everybody thus it is recommended that patients should give a fair trial to the antibiotics for 2 to 3 months. If it does not work then Dr. Ben Behnam typically switches them from Doxycycline to Minocycline or even Keflex. Bactrim can also sometimes be used.
Lasers have become very popular over the past several years for acne. Dr. Behnam, an expert in lasers used for acne and acne scarring, typically likes to combine various laser modalities in order to treat acne. Photodynamic light therapy with Levulan is a form of a laser where the Levulan chemical is applied on to the face for about 20 to 30 minutes and then the patient sits under the red light anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes. This procedure is done every other week typically about 3 times. The patients could experience some redness as well as scaling after the procedure. However, the procedure helps in shrinking the oil glands and improving acne.
Red light and blue light can also be used to treat acne. Typically patients are recommended to have the procedure done 2 to 3 times per week typically alternating between the red and the blue light. In addition, photofacial lasers, known as IPL, and Vbeam can also be used to treat acne. It is typically done every 3 to 4 weeks on the face and it helps in reducing the acne lesions as well as reducing the redness.
Chemical peels may also be used to improve acne and acne scar. Glycolic peels, Jessner's peels, and VI peel can be used to exfoliate the face and improve the appearance of acne. It is typically done every 4 weeks on the face. Some patients may peel depending upon the degree and strength of the chemical peel used.
Clarisonic is an electronic brush that Dr. Behnam recommends for acne patients. Patients use the electronic brush on a nightly basis, which helps to exfoliate the face, remove the dirt that plucks up the pores on the skin. After using the Clarisonic brush, patients can continue using topical prescription creams. Overall, there are many different treatments for acne ranging from topical to oral to chemical peels at best to lasers. Every patient is different and may require combination of these different modalities to help with acne scar. Dr. Ben Behnam is a Board Certified Dermatologist Practicing in Santa Monica, California that specializes in all skin diseases as well as acne.
Having a routine skin check once or twice a year is very important. The skin is the largest organ of the body and throughout the years, the skin gets exposed to the sun on a regular basis. Despite the fact that most patients think that they are never in the sun, the reality is that the 5 minutes that it takes them to walk from the parking lot into their office buildings over the years add up and could cause significant damage to their skin. In southern California where it is always sunny, this effect of the sun is even more real.
In addition to the daily sun exposure, people in Southern California spend a lot of time outdoors, for example, surfing, running, or even using tanning beds, which significantly increase the risk of skin cancers. In addition to sun exposure, genetics also play a role in developing skin cancers. Patients who have a family history of skin cancers, patients who are very light who have a lot of freckles have a higher risk of developing skin cancers compared to darker individuals who do not have a family history of skin cancer.
Why is detecting skin cancer so important?
The reason is that although some skin cancers may not be fatal, there are some that could be very deadly. In fact melanoma, which is one of the most dangerous forms of skin cancers, could unfortunately be fatal within 6 months if not caught early. Unlike other forms of cancers, routine skin check can easily identify a skin cancer because it is right on the skin.
Dr. Ben Behnam is a board certified dermatologist specializing in skin cancers. He recommends a full skin check once or twice a year. A full skin check entails checking the entire surface of the skin from head to toe including the scalp, the sole of the feet as well as the groin areas. If a mole or a lesion looks suspicious, a biopsy is performed and is sent to a dermatopathologist for further evaluation. In most cases, the biopsy will indicate whether a lesion is cancerous or benign.
A routine skin check can save lives. The skin check typically takes 5 to 10 minutes. It is a very simple procedure to catch a very deadly disease at a very early stage.
For more information on Santa Monica Dermatology and Hair Transplant, call (310) 315-4989 or visit the facility at 2825 Santa Monica BLVD, Santa Monica California 90404.
About Dr. Ben Behnam
An innovator, Dr. Ben Behnam MD, U.S. Leading Dermatologist, is a board certified dermatologist recognized nationally by Newsweek as one of the top 10 Physicians and Surgeons in the US, with appearances on The Doctors Show, FOX Good Day LA and ABC News. Dr. Behnam has been involved in clinical trials and has been widely published in journals such as the Journal of American Academy of Dermatology, Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, Cutis, Expert Opinion in Pharmacotherapy and others. Dr. Ben Behnam graduated Summa Cum Laude from UCLA. He attended UC Irvine School of Medicine, which he graduated top of his class with an AOA distinction. He did his dermatology training under the renowned and prominent cosmetic and Mohs surgeon Dr. Christopher Zachary at UC Irvine School of Medicine. He had the distinction of being the Chief Resident in his senior year. During residency, he was among few in the country to be awarded the Skin Disease Education Foundation Resident Award.
About Dr. Sean Behnam
Dr. Sean Behnam is among leaders in hair restoration and hair transplantation. He has been honored with honored with the prestigious Patients' Choice Award and the Compassionate Doctor's Award. He has been featured on many programs such as Fox news, KTLA channel 5 news, Good Day LA and ABC news.
Dr. Sean Behnam completed his undergraduate education at UCLA. He graduated medical school from Oregon Health Sciences University. During medical school, he was the recipient of outstanding research award. He attended internship and residency at UCSF, where he was among the top residents. During residency, he was the recipient of the resident of the year award twice and graduated top resident of his class. After his residency, he trained under Dr. Mark DiStefano, a prominent hair transplant surgeon in Massachusetts, where he learned and mastered the techniques in hair restoration. Since then, Dr. Sean Behnam has continued to make changes in his practice to provide better outcomes for his patients.
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SALMON, Idaho -- A transgender woman whose use of a women's restroom in an Idaho grocery store reportedly upset other customers has been cited for trespassing and banned from the store for a year, police said on Friday.
A Rosauers supermarket in Lewiston asked police to charge 25-year-old Ally Robledo, who was born male but identifies as female, with the misdemeanor trespass charge on Monday, Lewiston Police Captain Roger Lanier said.
"The store security officer said he had been dealing with a problem over a couple days with the person going into the women's restroom and urinating while standing up," Lanier said.
He added that the store had reported that Robledo's use of the restroom made other female customers "very uncomfortable."
Robledo said she was being discriminated against.
"I'm a female trapped in a man's body. It's natural for me to go to the ladies' room. Getting the no trespassing order for a public restroom was really painful," she said.
The incident follows several cases that have stoked public debate about the boundaries of gender identity and the rights of transgender people to use accommodations such as restrooms in government buildings and businesses open to the public.
In February the parents of a 6-year-old transgender girl in Colorado filed a complaint with the state's civil rights agency challenging a decision by education officials to deny their child access to the girls' restrooms in her school. The case is being closely watched by civil libertarians.
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Robledo said she was being unfairly treated by the store and by authorities in a rural area where questions about gender identity and the rights of transgender people rarely arise.
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Clinton MD Squirrel Trapping And Removal
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The best form of squirrel control is prevention!
Proper sanitation and property maintenance will prevent most problems. Most urban squirrels owe their existence to humans. We supply both food, and shelter without thinking. A house is just another funny looking tree to the squirrel. Why should the squirrel spend days cutting and hauling twigs up a tree to build a nest, when there is a perfectly good attic to sleep in. Its warm, out of the weather, and they don't have to worry about predators coming in. Just add a few leaves, a bit of fluff, and call it home. A dish of pet food left unattended, an open garbage can, or a full bird feeder is a free meal to a hungry squirrel. Their common sense says " this sure beats foraging" and it's a lot easier. Wow…these humans are really great!
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If you read this far, then you probably have some of these problems already. So, remove the food supply. If it is a bird feeder, move it twenty or more feet from the house. Close or cover garbage cans, and if possible make them inaccessible. If you have a barbecue near the house, keep it clean and covered. Squirrels have been know to eat the drippings and sometimes build a nest if they can get inside. It doesn't take very long, sometimes just hours. Maybe the squirrels are digging in your garden, or flower pots. While you can't stop a squirrel from digging, you can discourage it. Use hardware cloth, a heavy metal screening with a half inch square grid, to place in the flower pot. Cut it to fit around the stem of the plant, and extend it to the edges of the pot. Place it just below the soil. Put some small rocks near the edge to hold it in place. This same approach can be used in a small garden. If the squirrels are eating your fruit as it ripens, about the only way to stop them is to cage the entire plant. Most times this is not practical, and allowing them to have a little may be a small price to pay. I know they can be wasteful, try to accept it as food tasting. Other devices, such as high frequency sound emitters and animal scents may be effective for a short period of time. Once the squirrel gets use to them, and they will. They become ineffective, and you're out a lot of money. The use of " Squirrel Away" or " Hot Pepper Spray" are also ineffective as deterrents. They can actually do harm to both squirrels, and other animals, especially when these products get into their eyes. Then how do you deal with a blind squirrel? The use of " moth balls" as a deterrent does work. But again, only temporarily. A determined squirrel will get used to the smell, or simply push the " smelly stuff" out of its way. So if you do try this method, wrap them in a piece of metal screening to form a bag. Then tie the bag to a solid object, make it as difficult as possible for the squirrel to move. You will have to replace the contents every few days for it to be truly effective. Another problem area can be exposed wires or rubber hose's. Most common are those on gas grills, and stored motor vehicles. But, low voltage lighting can be a tempting target for squirrels. What the most squirrels are trying to do, is clean and sharpen their teeth. They do this by biting through some material, (normally wood) then they pull their head back so the fibers slide between the teeth. I guess you could call it the squirrel version of dental floss. Most squirrels stick with small tree branches, but some have found the plastic coated wire or rubber hose does a much better job. The only way to stop this problem is to trap and relocate the offending squirrel. Once the squirrel is removed, the problem should end. Once a squirrel has chewed its way into an attic or crawl space, again the only practical way to remove it is by trapping (see section below). Of course repairs should be made immediately to close the entrance hole. It is also important to cut off the access route to the attic or crawl space. This may require trimming tree branches that overhang the roof. Remove firewood that may be stacked against the building. Fill cracks in foundation walls. Even a one inch hole or crack can make a suitable entrance hole for a determined squirrel. When patching wood, use metal plates or flashing where ever possible. On foundations walls use concrete. Avoid plastic or PVC vents when ever possible.
If your only alternative is to trap, and remove an unwanted squirrel, you should first check with your local government agency. Your City, County, or State may require you to obtain a permit. There may be certain circumstances when a professional trapper is needed to capture and relocate the animal. A phone call can save you a lot of trouble. The other very important part of trapping concerns the time of year. The female squirrel will give birth to a litter of three or four, in the early spring and possibly again in the fall. If you trap and relocate the mother squirrel, you will surely kill her babies since they can not leave the nest on their own. While this alone would be heart breaking, consider what will become of those baby squirrels. They can cause quite a smell. Please give this some careful thought before you proceed. If you're not sure, please ask for help. That's what we're here for. If you are allowed to trap, your next step will be to find a suitable trap. Be sure to find one that is the proper size for the squirrel you wish to trap. Too small of a trap may not completely enclose the squirrel and one too large may not be sensitive enough for a one pound squirrel. Traps should come with instructions to bait and set them, be sure you under- stand and follow the directions. Peanut butter (Skippy crunchy) is considered the best bait for a squirrel. Placing a spoonful on the trip lever usually does the trick. Your first step is to do a little detective work. Find the path that the squirrel is using to your attic, crawl space or where ever it should not be. To find this path, you must first observe your squirrel's routine. Normally, a squirrel will leave the nest at dawn or shortly after in search of food. This would be the best time to watch and wait. Find a place where you can view your house and the entrance hole. Be very still, and watch how it gets to or from the house. E.g. climbing, jumping or both. Once you discover this path, you should place the trap accordingly. Always set the trap on a stable surface, such as the ground, on a porch or deck. Never hang the trap! If you have the time, leave the trap opened and without bait for several days, so the squirrel will accept it as part of the landscape. You should also consider what if any other animals might be in the area of the trap. Since a cat, dog, or even a bird may be tempted into your trap. You must be able to see or hear the trap operate, so it would be best to set it only when you have the time to watch or listen for it to operate. Once a squirrel is trapped it must be removed as quickly as possible to prevent stress to the animal. Be sure you are wearing heavy work gloves while handling the trap. Be prepared to listen to a lot of complaining. This squirrel is going to voice its displeasure non-stop! You must relocate the squirrel at least a three miles from your location, even further if you are in a heavily wooded area. An ideal location would have a natural barrier, such as a river or lake. If you're moving the squirrel within an urban area, try to place it across several highways or other busy streets. You should give some thought to where you are going to relocate the squirrel before capture. A place where it can find food, water and shelter would be in your best interest. Don't give this squirrel a reason to return! It may be necessary to repeat this process if more than one squirrel is involved. Please remember that if there are babies in the nest, they can " not" be trapped and must be removed by hand. Then be sure to correct the problem that led to the squirrel moving in, as quickly as possible. Be sure to wash the entrance area, with a strong solution of ammonia and water, or a household cleaner to remove any scent the squirrel's may have left. If you have problems, concerns, or questions about live trapping. Many local government agencies have people that are knowledgeable in this area and may be able to offer you additional advice. If you do not have the time or are not sure you can accomplish this task. There are professional animal or pest control companies that can remove squirrels for you. If you consider the time and effort involved, it may be best to contact a local company for an estimate.
Clinton Squirrels in the Attic
Squirrels and abundant in our area and can wreak havoc on our homes and business. They are notorious chewers and once they enter a structure there is a real and tangible danger of fire caused by them chewing on electrical wires. For this reason alone you should never allow too much time to pass before hiring a wildlife professional to remove them and repair damage and seal up the structure to keep them from returning in the future. We understand this can in some cases be an expensive endeavor but steps should be taken as soon as possible to minimize the damage caused by squirrels. This is baby season for squirrels along with most of the other creatures we share our community with and this can require some special handling of the situation. We cannot simply trap the squirrels in your attic. Once we have trapped the squirrels we have to check and see if we have captured a lactating female and if so must find and remove the babies as well. This is exactly why it is important to hire a nuisance wildlife professional and not a friend or handyman. Though their hearts may be in the right place, they may very well make a big problem even bigger. If an adult is trapped inside a home or business they will do great damage to the structure trying to get out. Or if a momma is trapped outside the structure and her young are trapped inside she will again do an extreme amount of damage to the home trying to get back in. And if she cannot get back in her young will die inside and stink up the entire home or business. All of these unfortunate circumstances can be avoided if you hire the right company to deal with this situation. Once we have trapped and removed all the squirrels from the home or business, we can seal up and wildlife proof the building so this problem does not happen again next breeding season. Give us a call and we will get it done right the first time, GUARANTEED!


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When my phone sends cached data, the reports that appear on the "24 Hour Locations" map say "Cached record" (and sometimes "Cell tower location.") That's fine, but if there are multiple cached reports that are sent at once when signal is restored, the messages repeat the words "Cached record" and "Cell tower location" several times.
Try it: enable data caching and go to a place where you get a GPS fix but no signal. (I'm sure the AT developers can simulate this in software.) Move around in this area so you have several different locations in the data cache. (If you just sit in one place, you won't be able to click on the points separately on the map.) Now go somewhere that you have signal so the phone will send the data cache to the server.
Go to the "24 Hour Locations" map page and click on the cached points in turn. The status report for many of the points will be really long, with "cached location" repeated several times. At least, that's my experience.
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I don't quite get the problem but here is what I understand: you are saying the interaction with the online map takes long time, ie. after clicking the position, it takes long to pop up the info window on the map. If that's the case, try a different browser and see if it helps.
Or, are you saying the data itself has long timestamp span between each data?
Or, are you saying the data itself has long timestamp span between each data?
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Longer as in taller, more lines of content
By "longer" I meant that each cached data point has more bytes of data, takes up more lines on the screen. The words "Cached Record" are repeated over and over. Next time this happens I'll take screen shots and post them in this forum, if it allows images.
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A few years ago I discovered a very interesting set of immigration records. While searching New York records on microfilm, I stumbled on a set of Almshouse Records which had the names of ships the Almshouse inmaates sailed on to America (which included USA and Canada). Often the year of arrival was also given.
Many of these records are now transcribed and online on Olive Tree Genealogy and although this is an ongoing project, I want to be sure visitors know it is freely available. The records are the Alms House Admission Foreigners & Nativity Records with Ships Names 1819 -1840 and 1855-1858 for New York City, New York
For individuals recorded 1819-1840 the ship name is given, but not the year of arrival. However you can get a rough estimate based on how long the individual has been in the Almshouse. In the 1855-1858 Almshouse records the information includes ship name, date of sailing, and ports of departure and arrival
Other valuable genealogical information is also found - such as exact death dates, discharge dates, where the individual is from and more. For example, under date 1820 March 11 - Elizabeth Kennedy age 34 is listed as having died June 14, 1820; her daughter Mary Ann died Nov. 5, 1820
In the early 1800's port cities in the USA bore the burden of immigration. By the time they arrived, so many immigrants were tired, hungry and poor they ended up in the City Almshouse. This meant the citizens had to take care of them. At first the citizens of the city asked the Mayors for funds to support the poor. Eventually they asked the states, and by mid-century some states (Pennsyvania, New York, Masschusetts) set up State agencies to deal with the issue. Eventually, beginning in the 1880's, the Federal Government nationalized the programs.
Dating back to the colonial era, New York City assumed responsibility for its citizens who were destitute, sick, homeless, or otherwise unable to care for themselves. The city maintained an almshouse, various hospitals, and a workhouse on Blackwell's Island (now called Roosevelt Island) for the poor.
These online Almshouse records are a wonderful substitute immigration record. At this point I need volunteer transcribers to help finish entering the data to go online, so if you would like to help please contact me through Olive Tree Genealogy - contact email bottom of every page.


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(CNN) -- Actor and filmmaker Joe Pantoliano, known for his role as Ralph Cifaretto on the HBO series "The Sopranos," attended the Democratic National Convention on Monday to raise awareness about people living with mental illness.
Joe Pantoliano has met with the Obama and McCain camps to promote mental health and recovery.
Pantoliano, founder and president of the eight-month-old advocacy organization No Kidding, Me Too, released a teaser of his new film about various forms of mental illness. At the CNN Grill, he answered five questions for CNN.com.
CNN.com: What are you doing out here in Denver?
Pantoliano: I've always been fascinated by the political process ever since I was a kid. ... I always love the festive partying, the camaraderie, the working for the candidate, whether it was somebody in the 3rd Ward where I lived in New Jersey in Hoboken or a senator or a congressman or even when a president would come. I remember when President Kennedy came down to Hoboken in '61 and I was only 10 years old. I was with the Kennedys tonight.
CNN.com: Are you a Barack Obama supporter?
Pantoliano: I'm advocating my organization. I'm going to the [Republican National Convention} next week. I'm speaking on mental illness and the miracles of recovery; that's what the movie is about. I've met with the Obama chief of staff and the Obama people; I've met with McCain people. Mental illness is on the tip of their minds.
CNN.com: Who are you voting for?
Pantoliano: I don't know yet. Watch how celebrity endorsements can backfire »
CNN.com: Where are the hot spots in Denver? Where are people hanging out?
Pantoliano: Here, the CNN Grill. It's all they're talking about. I really like Denver. The security is less kinetic [than] it was four years ago. That whole fear thing that this administration has played on our nerves; I think I have post-traumatic stress over that. What happened was I became addicted to the news. iReport.com: Are you in Denver? Share sights, sounds
CNN.com: Do you think that coming out to a convention helps you make up your mind better than sitting in your living room?
Pantoliano: I'm an independent. I can be inspired tonight by Michelle Obama's speech, and then something happens next week, so I'm going back and forth. I'm a flip-flopper. The difference that I see between the Republicans and the Democrats are that the Democrats really are a force of what the melting pot of our society is. Obama really represents that. Obama represents what America is today.
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Fifteen Years by Kendra Norman- Bellamy
Fifteen Years
Kendra again writes a wonderful story about the grace of God. 15 years after being away from his foster parents, Josiah returns to discover the secrets that have haunted him throughout his life, and finally finds all that he had been searching for.
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Josiah Tucker, the son of a substance dependent and neglectful mother, spent most of his childhood years in the custody of the State, living in foster homes throughout Atlanta, Georgia. At the age of fourteen, he was taken from the foster family that he had grown to love, the Smiths, and returned to his negligent birth mother. Enduring the hardships faced while living with his birth mother JT manages to makes something of his life. However, fifteen years after being taken from the Smiths and at the peak of success, he finds himself feeling empty and at his lowest. When he decides to reconnect with the Smiths, JT finds his faith in God renewed and discovers his attraction to his foster sister.
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KENDRA NORMAN-BELLAMY is a national best-selling author and the founder of KNB Publications LLC. She is the organizer of Visions in Print, an Atlanta-based national organization for faith-based writers, and The Writer's Hut, an online fellowship for African American Writers. She is the founder of Cruisin' For Christ, a groundbreaking at-sea ministry that celebrates writing, gospel music and other God-glorifying arts, and also serves as a motivational speaker.
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I'm reposting some excerpts of mine as an introduction to a condensation of a book that I read recently which has provided great inspiration to me. I learned a handful of things in 2012 that have helped me tremendously in moving forward. The following excerpts represent for me, as a prelude to the book condensation, the core of my path from last year into this year.
The following is from: Geographies of the Mind
Lately, through a friend, I've been practicing "mindfulness," which is a form of meditation. Mindfulness helps to keep one planted in the now of existence, with bare feet on wet sand instead of allowing oneself to be pulled forward by the tide, into the deep, or backward into the dead tangles of old seaweed. Annie Dillard, in her book For The Time Being (1999), described existence as at the crest of an ocean wave. The dead fall behind life, and newborns rise into it. My grand-niece was once a part of the ocean and is now a part of the wave. Someday, I'll no longer be a part of the wave, but I'll still be within the ocean. We're all a part of that ocean.
Too often, the past and future seem to have roots creeping up and around my legs, pulling me in both directions, tearing me apart instead of leaving me alone to participate in the now. I described to my friend that mindfulness brings a realization of having been born with a nice little cottage of the mind, but in growing up, I learned to spend more-and-more time outside, always here, always there, but never home. Mindfulness brings me back into the cottage, into the now.
This blogsite of mine is an extension of that cottage. I can have all the parties I want here, because I'm always invited.
The following is from: alchemist
A fresh Sun cooks through me.
Khi — air and energy balance the plus and minus within,
Aura – each breath blushes, surrounds,
Shantih shantih shantih –
"peace which passeth all understanding."
Laughter brightens, ripens my Face,
its form imposed upon me.
Note: Shantih (shahn.tee) repeated three times is the formal ending to an Upanishad as well as the final line of T. S. Eliot's poem, The Waste Land. Eliot, in his notes for the poem, understood the word to mean: "the peace which passeth all understanding." This phrase can be found earlier in the Greek-penned letter of Philippians 4:7 (KJV) as "the peace of God, which passeth all understanding."
Khi (kee) is the Greek form of the oriental chi.
The following is from: Talkin' near-bedtime, beer-drinking, alchemy blues
. . . take a deep breath, feel the air and energy balancing the crap in your life down into the good in your life, feel the energy expand outward as if becoming an aura radiating out from your flesh, let the breath out and then feel the peace. It's just a breath for God's sake. We all do it. We have to in order to breathe. It's not that you do it. It's how you do it.
So, I breathe, write and try to live in the "now." Add to that, I read. May sound simple, but it helps to focus my mind, to be mindful and aware, in a positive way. Here's where the recent book I read comes in. It's from 1965, with a fortieth-anniversary edition published in 2005, entitled: "Are You Running With Me, Jesus: Prayers By Malcolm Boyd." It is, as far as I'm concerned, beyond all books on techniques of prayer. It's real-life, and it has helped me, if for nothing else, to have someone important to talk to, when there's no one to talk to, 24/7. When things get bad, which they do a lot, I slow it down to a breath, and I talk through prayer.
Beginning tomorrow, I'll post excerpts in the form of a condensation of the short, paperback book–the passages that have meant the most to me and that I think will make my point as to how worthwhile it is to those for whom prayer is meaningful. It's worth owning. http://www.malcolmboyd.com/
*Please note, with this new year, that this remains a not-for-profit blogsite. I do not receive compensation/money of any kind for any reason regarding this site. I just try to write my pains and joys and bring awareness to things that I feel are important to understand in this future-shock "now" of a wave that we all share.


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Shortly after posting on Mike Gundy (eventually) lifting some of the transfer restrictions off Wes Lunt, Illinois announced what had previously been reported, that the quarterback has signed a tender of financial aid and will play football for the Illini. Again, Lunt will have to sit out the 2013 season to satisfy NCAA transfer rules and will have three years of eligibility remaining beginning in 2014.
"We're thrilled that Wes has decided to come back home to the state of Illinois to play for the Fighting Illini," head coach Tim Beckman said in a statement. "As he showed last season starting as a true-freshman for Oklahoma State, he's an exceptional talent and an exceptional person. He'll have a year to work with offensive coordinator Bill Cubit, our coaching staff and his teammates learning the offense before competing for the starting job in 2014."
Lunt was named Oklahoma State's starting quarterback after spring practice last year as an early enrollee true freshman and started the first three games of the season before being sidelined with an injury. He came back to start two more games before another injury sidelined him again.
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The purchase cost his employer $5 million.
David Miller, who was employed as a sales trader by Rochdale Securities in Stamford, Connecticut, bought 1.6 million AAPL shares on 26 October. According to prosecutors the scheme was designed so Miller would profit if the stock price rose, but it declined.
Miller claimed that he had made a mistake and ordered many multiples of what was written in a client's order. The authorities claim this is untrue.
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It is typical for Apple's share price to decline following a financial results announcement, and many anticipated that the results for the September quarter would not prove favourable due to the lack of the iPhone 5 in the quarter.
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Nope, I never did. We didn't make it much to the lake last year, and I went back to grad school, so that took up even more time. This spring weather hasn't been much fun either. My wife and I are determined to ski more this year, so hopefully I try it out sometime this summer.Brian Roberts
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All, I'm going to throw this out there for anyone interested. I usually slalom Jordan Lake during the week from 6-8pm or so and some during the weekend if I can find a cover not already being used.
If anyone wants to meet up and run a few sets with us we would welcome it. Its also great to share tricks and trade secrets we all have learned over the years to eliminate bad habits. And we film our runs and review as well, so this helps.
We are also submitting our approval to the NC Wildlife Commission to permit the course that is already on Jordan ( but sunk and has not been operating since at least 2009 ).
I think it would be fun to talk shop, test some new ski's and gear and rip it up a little. I'm on Instagram SupraLaunch21V or e mail me if you are interested and I can create a distribution chain.
I also heard that there is a course on Kerr Lake? Anyone ever heard of it, or know where it is?
Well we had the Insta-slalom all week in front of the lake place. Nice to be able to look out your front window and see those orange and yellow balls just waiting for you. Got blown out all weekend, but prior to that we had some great conditions.
So proof that you just gotta get in there and do it. At the beginning of the season I was doubting I would ever make the course again at any lenght/speed.
But after spending a week with a coach (Doug at The Liquid Edge, Farmer City, IL.) in the beginning of June, and getting back out there regularly I have made it up to 3@22 off @ 34. Nothing to make the record books with - but felt good - right up to the point where I bounced off my ribs and ear coming across headed for 4 ball.
Still soooo many elements of style that need work - and it all happens in about 2-3 seconds .If you believe something to be true, it will be - in it's consequences.
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I love the fact that this article has managed to stay up on the board as long as it has? Course skiing is a true addiction! Matter of fact it kind of remonds me of tattoos in some silly way???? I'll just try it once................ya right! LOL How many people do you know who wanted a tattoo ended up with another one or more? I have tried both more than once!
As soon as you wrap your head around the fact that it's YOU vs the course and not you vs the dude who skis deep into 35 or shorter off then you're going to get addicted! And there's no better feeling than the first time you run all six bouys. Even if you only get two when you exit the course at the end you're already thinking I want to go again because I think I can get three next time.
We are currently just getting ready to start building our home on our lot in our ski community. Now my addiction has come full circle. To th epoint where I pushed myself too hard a month ago and did an OTF around bouy four and tore up my left ankle, right shoulder, and right eye! I haven't been on the water since.
That said I get back home from West Virginia tomorrow (Friday) night and Saturday I'll be taping the heck out of my ankle to get out there and see if I can get around one more than I did last time or maybe meet & exceed my personal best?????
My point is - don't wait if you have access and opportunity! You'll regret not doing it. It is NOTHING like open water skiing at all! Private or public course - respect owners and their property or chances are you won't be allowed back.
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Hello, the truth is that your contribution is very, very interesting and to be completely honest I also have the same questions as you. Now, with much more calm, I will try to read all the answers to see if I get to the long-awaited final answer What do I want!


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